Case Files Physiology, 2/e 1.8

This book enhances the connection between fundamental science and clinical medicine for students, aiding in the comprehension and application of basic physiology in the medical field. It aims to bolster students' diagnostic and therapeutic skills, making it a valuable resource. Rated 3 Stars.

This complimentary app features a single sample case study out of the available 51 cases in Case Files Physiology. The full set of 51 high-impact cases can be accessed by in-app purchase for $39.99, assisting students in excelling during clerkships and enhancing performance on shelf exams.

• 51 clinical cases with USMLE-style questions
• Precise clinical pearls highlighting vital concepts
• Guidance on approaching clinical issues with a doctor's mindset
• Proven learning methodology that enhances shelf-exam outcomes

The app is optimized for iPhone, iPod, and iPad devices with interactive features tailored for effective learning.

• Different modes for studying/examining/bookmarking USMLE-style review questions
• Options to check answers as you solve questions, time-based exams, and flag questions for later review
• Interactive questions with explanations at the end of each case for further learning
• Customizable quiz settings to suit your study preferences
• Features like note-taking, progress tracking, and font customization

The app content is organized into sections that provide valuable insights into applying foundational sciences to clinical scenarios, followed by 51 detailed clinical cases, categorically listed with reference to disorders. Each case is structured to deliver a comprehensive learning experience with clear sections for descriptions, answers, approaches, important insights, and interactive Q&A sessions.

About the Authors:

• Eugene C. Toy, MD - Dual certified family physician and Ob/Gyn serving as Academic Chief at The Methodist Hospital in Houston, Texas.
• Norman Weisbrodt, PhD - Professor at The University of Texas–Houston Medical School.
• William P. Dubinsky Jr., PhD - Professor at the University of Texas–Houston Medical School.
• Roger G. O’Neil, PhD - Professor at the University of Texas–Houston Medical School.
• Edgar T. (“Terry”) Walters, PhD - Professor at the University of Texas–Houston Medical School.
• Konrad P. Harms, MD - Associate Program Director at The Methodist Hospital in Houston, Texas.